2020 Summer ShaggySheet

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League • SUMMER 2020 

COVID-19 and your pets – pages 4-5 

Words From Our Fosters – pages 6-7 

The CARES Act – page 19 

Saving lives. Building a more humane community. Together.

3200 North Military Trail 

West Palm Beach, FL 33409 

PeggyAdams.org 

General Information 561-686-3663 

Fax 561-686-0940 

Donations 561-472-8842 

Donations@PeggyAdams.org 

Please email Info@PeggyAdams.org 

or call for any of these services: 

Adoptions 561-686-6656 

Behavior Helpline 561-472-8815 

Spay/Neuter 561-472-8812 

Wellness Clinic/ 561-472-8812 

Microchip 

Volunteer Program 561-472-8867 

Foster Program 561-472-8578 

Humane Euthanasia 561-686-3663 

of Ill or Older Pets 

Lost or Found Pet 561-686-3663 

Surrender a Pet 

Berman Memorial 561-530-6066 

Pet Gardens 

Columbarium 561-686-3663 

Front Desk 561-686-3663 

Peggy’s Pantry 561-472-8852 

Food Bank 

Leadership Circle & 561-472-8576 

Peace of Mind Program 

Email – Marketing@PeggyAdams.org 

or call for the following information: 

Special Events 561-530-6057 

Marketing & 561-472-8845 

Public Relations 

Young Friends of 561-530-6066 

Peggy Adams 

Humane Education 561-530-6069 

Program 

Please call Animal Care and Control to 

report animal abuse or neglect: 

561-233-1200 

Follow us! @PeggyAdamsARL 

A Letter from 

Rich Anderson 

Executive Director/CEO 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League 

The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting our community and the world in 

unprecedented ways. 

Each day has brought more uncertainty, and yet we’ve come together to protect 

those most in need – including the animals. 

Our community is strong and – thanks to caring friends like you – Peggy 

Adams Animal Rescue League's work to save and protect animals has never 

stopped. Unlike many shelters around the country, we’ve been able to keep our 

doors fully open to help the abandoned, lost and injured animals that need us 

every day. But we could not do it without you. 

And that is why we wanted to dedicate the cover of this issue of The Shaggy 

Sheet to say “Thank You!” 

Your support today, during this crisis, has never been more important. Or 

more appreciated because we know COVID-19 is hurting everyone in one way 

or another. 

Words can never fully express how much your support means to us, to the 

animals and to the community. 

Please take care of yourself and be safe. We will get through this challenging 

time. And we will get through it together. 

With compassion for the animals. 

Rich Anderson 

Executive Director/CEO 

P.S. Please contact me anytime if you have questions or would like to visit and 

see all that you are making possible through your lifesaving support. You 

can reach me directly at 561-472-8844. Thank you! 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League Board of Directors 

Jane Grace, Honorary Chairman 

Lesly S. Smith, Chairman 

Sam Hunt, Vice Chairman 

Joanie Van der Grift, President 

Nellie Benoit, Vice President 

Daniel Hanley, Treasurer 

Laurie Raber Gottlieb, Secretary 

Jack Flagg, Executive Committee 

Carol Garvy, Executive Committee 

Daniel E. Ponton, Executive Committee 

James D. Berwind 

Nancy Brougher 

Virginia Burke 

Christina Dennis 

Candy Hamm 

Vicky Hunt 

Linda Miller 

Emilia Pfeifler 

Pauline Pitt 

George E. Summers 

Dotsy Letts, Director Emerita 

The Shaggy Sheet newsletter is sent to all supporters who donate $25 or more per year. To ensure that you continue to receive your issue, 

please use the enclosed envelope to make a minimum donation of $25. The animals need your help and we don’t want your mailings to be interrupted! 

Thank you for your caring support of the animals! 

2 Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League

EVERYDAY HEROES: VOLUNTEERS 

" Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ' What are you doing for others?' " 

— Martin Luther King, Jr. 

We are humbled by the women and men, young 

and old(er), who answer that question – “What are 

you doing for others?” – through their volunteer 

commitment to the mission of Peggy Adams 

Animal Rescue League. 

Saving lives. That is what they do each and every 

day. Without the nearly 600 people who actively 

donate their time, energy and expertise each year, 

Peggy Adams would struggle to save even one life. 

And volunteer support has never been more critical 

than during this COVID-19 pandemic. While many 

shelters around the country have had to limit how 

many homeless animals they can help, our volunteers 

have allowed Peggy Adams to keep its doors open in 

order to keep saving lives. To our volunteers – our 

“everyday heroes” – we salute you! 

You, too, can be a Peggy Adams 

Volunteer 

There are over 50 different volunteer 

roles you can play as a Peggy Adams 

Volunteer… and we add new ones 

all the time! 

If you’d like to learn more about 

supporting our lifesaving mission 

as a volunteer, please visit 

PeggyAdams.org/Future-Volunteers 

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COVID-19 AND YOUR PETS 

As you have probably seen in the news recently, two 

domestic cats in separate areas of New York and a dog 

in North Carolina have tested positive for COVID-19. 

Based on the sheer volume of COVID-19 cases in 

the United States, this news is not surprising nor is 

it cause for alarm. While it remains clear that more 

information is needed to fully understand this disease 

in both humans and animals, there is still no evidence 

that pets can transmit COVID-19 to people. 

Routine animal testing is not recommended by the 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 

United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), 

nor the American Veterinary Medical Association 

(AVMA). 

Individuals who test positive for COVID-19, however, 

should consider their pets exposed and possibly 

infected. 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League continues to 

encourage the following: 

People ill with COVID -19: 

Restrict contact with pets and other animals, 

just as they would restrict their contact with 

other people. 

Have an emergency plan in place that includes 

arrangements for another member of the 

household or business to take care of feeding 

and otherwise caring for any pets. 

If they have a service animal or they must care for 

their animals, including pets, wear a 

cloth facemask; don’t share food, kiss, 

or hug them; and wash their 

hands before and after any 

contact with them. 

People NOT ill: 

Keep cats indoors and refrain from having pets 

interact with people outside of the household. 

Utilize social distancing for both you and your 

pets when out on walks. 

Interact with their animals as they normally 

would, including feeding and otherwise caring 

for them. 

Continue to practice good hygiene during 

those interactions (e.g., wash hands before and 

after interacting with their animals, including 

handling of food, supplies, and waste; keep 

food, water, and any supplies used to deliver 

them clean; remove soiled bedding and replace 

as appropriate). 

As always, it is critical that individuals have an 

emergency plan in place for pets ahead of time to 

ensure that their pet’s care, food, medication and other 

supplies are readily available should they need to enact 

the plan. 

Dr. Beth Keser 

is Peggy Adams’ 

Director of Medical 

Services and has 

been with the 

organization since 

2011. She leads 

a team of five 

other full-time 

veterinarians and 

45 medical support 

staff. Dr. Keser is a graduate of Tuskegee 

University School of Veterinary Medicine and 

received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine 

degree in 1997. She is AAHA Accredited 

and is a Maddie’s Shelter Medicine Fellow at 

University of Wisconsin/University of California 

Davis Schools of Veterinary Medicine. 


3 KEY PARTS OF YOUR EMERGENCY PLAN 

It is more important than ever to create a plan for 

your pet in case you get sick. 

1 Know the Facts 

According to the CDC, there is no evidence that 

people can get COVID-19 from pets. The best 

place for your animal is inside the home they know 

and love. If you aren’t feeling well but are still able 

to care for your pet, please keep them at home with 

you where they’re most comfortable. 

2 What to do if you get sick 

If you become too ill to care for your pet, who can 

take over for you? Ideally, that person already lives in 

your home. If not, identify a neighbor, family member, 

friend, or coworker who could take them in. In fact, 

it is best to identify two people (in case one ends up 

not being able to help). Speak with them now so they 

are prepared if they are called on to care for your 

beloved pet. 

3 Prepare a Pet Supply Kit 

Don’t wait! Prepare your pet supply kit today because 

you may need it tomorrow. Your kit should include: 

n Name and contact information for the person 

who can care for your pets 

n Name and contact information for your backup 

in case your go-to is no longer able to help 

n Food, treats, a leash, a couple of toys, and any 

other supplies necessary to care for your pet for 

at least two weeks 

n A crate or carrier to transport your pet 

n Vaccination records 

n Collar with ID tags 

n Make sure your pet’s microchip info is up to 

date, including emergency contact information 

n Medications and prescriptions, along with 

instructions 

n Detailed care instructions (your pet’s diet, 

walking routines and any important 

behavioral notes) 

n Your vet's contact information 

Special thanks to everyone who donated 

much needed masks to Peggy Adams, 

including Jennifer Argenti & 

Charlotte Brody, Lee Gilmore, 

Carol Kelly, Emilia Pfeifler, 

Michele Poole, Paige Tighe, 

the Edwards Family, 

Napleton's on Northlake 

and more! 

For COVID-19 updates, please visit 

PeggyAdams.org/Covid-19 

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WORDS FROM OUR FOSTERS… 

In early March, Peggy Adams and shelters 

nationwide put out an urgent call for people to 

consider becoming Foster Volunteers. And caring 

people responded in unprecedented numbers! 

Since the first days of this crisis, we have been 

overwhelmed by the outpouring of support from the 

community. Today, more than 600 local residents are 

providing temporary homes for abandoned dogs, 

cats, kittens and puppies. These are a few of 

their stories. 

Amanda 

& Chloe 

I wouldn't have space to foster! Opening your home 

and your heart to a foster animal is an incredible 

experience. If you're thinking about taking 

that jump, do it, you won't regret it!” 

Amanda Erb, Chloe’s Foster Parent 

Cindy 

“I decided to foster cats because I am 

a lifelong cat lover. With my job, 

however, I travel a lot and cannot 

rightfully have a pet. Since all 

the craziness in the world 

started, I, like many people, 

have been laid off from work. 

So, I now can offer my 

home to Cindy and 

Nelson to show 

them the love they 

desperately need, 

and they can give me 

companionship in this 

time of isolation.” 

Nelson 

“I started fostering in 2013, but from a young age I 

was always involved in some sort of animal rescue. 

Fostering is so important because you truly get to 

know the dogs’ personality (what makes them happy, 

sad, frustrated, excited, etc.), and that information is 

what helps match a dog to the perfect adopter, setting 

them up for success! 

I have fostered over 50 dogs and "foster failed" with 

one. He was a keeper! I've had everything from 

Goldendoodles to Pitbulls (which are my personal 

favorite) and can happily say that fostering has 

become the best kind of addiction. There is nothing 

better than saving a dog then sending them off to 

their forever home and watch them flourish. I can't 

tell you how many people have said, "I could never 

foster. I would keep them all," and I never understood 

that. I wouldn't want to keep them all because then 

Tom Bider, Cindy and Nelson’s Foster Parent 

“My boyfriend and I have so much fun with Bart, he's 

really such a joy to have in the house. We wanted to 

foster a dog when the COVID-19 quarantine came 

into effect, particularly an older dog that would 

benefit from being out of the shelter. We found Bart 

on the website and knew he was perfect – he had such 

a goofy look, and it has turned 

out perfect! He loves to 

play with his toys, he 

acts like a puppy 

sometimes, and he's 

really helped keep 

our spirits up while 

at home!” 

Charlotte Birkette, 

Bart’s Foster Parent 

Bart 


WORDS FROM OUR FOSTERS… CONTINUED 

“Kizmet (aka Noodles) 

is living her best life. 

It has been great 

to have her to 

spoil and love 

on. Her shining 

personality is 

so amusing at 

times. She is 

such a good 

girl. Having this 

Noodles 

little fur nugget 

around has been 

nothing short of a 

blessing for us. She is a 

definite angel. I have no idea 

how to repay the gratitude we have experienced, but I 

will do my best. Thank you all so much, for everything 

you guys do. Love you all.” 

Patrick McMenamin, Kizmet’s (aka Noodles) 

Foster Parent 

Harper 

Trevi 

“How to cope with a stay-at-home order? Foster a 

puppy – a really BIG puppy! We adopted Harper, 

our Labrador Retriever, five years ago from Peggy 

Adams when he was almost 2 years old. We never 

went through the puppy phase. Fostering 9-month-old 

Trevi, a sweet and very lively Golden Retriever, turned 

our house upside down! Thanks to Harper’s coaching 

(they really do learn from playing with one another), 

a great vet, and a helpful friend who is a dog trainer, 

Trevi settled in and we were thrilled to adopt him 3 

weeks later. The Foster team at Peggy Adams were 

wonderfully responsive and that is saying a lot – they 

are helping more than 600 other families fostering at 

this time! The whole experience makes us so proud 

to be a part of Peggy Adams. And seeing Harper and 

Trevi romping together is a blessing we could never 

have anticipated from this unprecedented time in 

our world.” 

Kim Hanson and Michael Sinkover, Trevi’s Foster 

Parents and now Adopters 

“Fostering a lonely pup in need has always been 

something that I have wanted to pursue. Since I have 

started working from home, I decided it was the 

perfect time to start. I have 

been fostering for a few 

weeks now and it is 

something that 

I would like to 

continue doing, 

even after the 

quarantine has 

come to an 

end. Fostering 

to me is the 

perfect way to 

enjoy having a 

dog without the 

life-long very serious 

commitment, and it helps 

both the shelter and the dog in the long run. It is a 

wonderful feeling to watch a foster pets’ personality 

bloom while under your care. Giving them to their 

furever home in the end can be sad but knowing that 

they now have a family to call their own makes it 

every bit worth it.” 

Bridget Gillaspie, Houston’s Foster Parent 

Houston 

Special thanks to ALL our fosters and volunteers 

for helping during COVID-19 and continuously 

throughout the year! Because of your care and 

compassion, you make it possible for us to save 

more lives. 

Interested in becoming a Foster Volunteer? 

Peggy Adams provides all the supplies – 

you provide the love! 

Please visit PeggyAdams.org/Foster 

or email Foster@PeggyAdams.org 

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HAPPY TAILS: ADOPTION UPDATES 

Maddox 

– Kristen and Jesse 

“Mako is happy, 

healthy, growing and 

THRIVING in her 

new home. She loves 

snuggling, going 

outside and playing 

with her sister, Monkey.” 

– Chelsea 

“Maddox is a wonderful new 

addition to our family. He 

fits right into our pack. 

We did our research 

before bringing him 

home and learned that 

the Siberian Husky 

requires a lot of daily 

exercise to keep happy. 

Both myself and my husband 

have lost 20 pounds!” #huskydiet 

Mako 

“Finn came into our home at 

the most perfect time. We were going through a lot 

of transition after the loss of our 13-year-old tabby, 

who we had to guide across the rainbow bridge after a 

devastating long cancer diagnosis. Finn came in and 

patched a void in our hearts, not only for my husband 

and I, but also his new sisters – Kitkat and Duchess. 

It was the best decision we could have made to bring 

him home. 

Thank you, Peggy 

Adams, for 

making this 

process so 

Finn easy for us. 

Finn has 

been the 

bright light 

my family 

needed 

during such 

a dark time 

in our lives, 

and we will be 

forever grateful.” 

– The Concepcion Family 

Marley 

“I adopted Marley 3 

months ago. She is 

doing great. I always 

say – I didn’t rescue 

Marley, she rescued 

me. Thank you!” 

– Lucy 

“We LOVE our sweet 

Casper, a 12-year-old 

Maltese. He was timid at 

first but became comfortable 

quickly. He loves to play and sleeps in a soft dog bed 

on my brother’s bed. My brother Johnny is a 63-yearold 

man with Autism. He loves Casper. What a great 

time to adopt our new family member, while we are 

self-isolating these past few weeks and with more 

ahead. We have plenty of time 

to spend together. We 

love our fuzzy little 

guy. Thank you so 

much!” 

– Regina 

“We adopted 

Darwin three 

months ago. 

He has settled 

in and has more 

love than he 

can handle! He loves 

to play with the dog's 

tail, and he loves playing 

with our other cat Molly. He is the perfect addition to 

our family. We thank Peggy Adams every day and 

feel so grateful that this 

beautiful kitten was 

rescued and is now 

ours. Thanks to 

Peggy Adams, 

Darwin will now 

live a long and 

Darwin loving life!” 

– The Tulgan 

Family 

Casper 


HAPPY TAILS CONTINUED 

Lexi 

“Brady is now seven 

months old and 

doing GREAT! 

He was one of 

the puppies 

abandoned 

in a pet store 

in Boca and 

was in bad 

shape. He is 

very smart, 

extremely loving, 

and now has an 

older sister and lots 

of cousins to love him! 

Brady 

Thank you for rescuing him!” 

– Jacqueline and Jim 

“Lexi, the cat, is a 

wonderful addition to 

our pet family and us 

humans. She loves her 

dogs and our bed is 

her throne. We thank 

Peggy Adams for all 

you do!” 

– Wendy and Sean, 

Mako (White/Brown) 

and Farrah (Brown) with 

their sweet Lexi 

“Frankie is doing just great! He has been a great 

addition to our family. My husband and I are retired 

empty-nesters and our pups are our children. Frankie 

has bonded with his big brother, Murphy, and they 

are inseparable. We love Frankie and are very grateful 

to our son-in-law, Gavin, who helped to make this 

adoption possible. And, of 

course, we are grateful 

to Peggy Adams 

for giving us this 

precious pup.” 

Sincerely, 

Sylvia & 

Xavier 

Frankie 

“We adopted Zoey on 12-7-2019. She’s a wonderful 

yachtsman! English Pointer and so smart!!!” – Karen 

Zoey 

We're proud to help support our nation's armed 

forces with another Pets for Heroes adoption! 

H Have you served? Check out our program and 

its perks! PeggyAdams.org/Adoption-Programs 

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PEGGY'S PANTRY 

Peggy’s Pantry steps in to help those affected by COVID-19 

Thank you to everyone – individuals and businesses 

– who stepped up to support the less fortunate 

members of our community during this crisis. We’ve 

all seen the images on television and in the papers 

of people – suddenly jobless – in long lines of cars 

waiting and hoping to receive a meal or food to get 

them through the week. 

But what about their pets? Peggy’s Pantry – our free 

food pantry for people struggling to feed their 

animals – has experienced a massive spike in calls 

from people in need of help. Without pet food 

assistance, what would happen to their animals? 

Would a person need to make the heartbreaking 

decision to give up their beloved dog or cat? 

Before this COVID-19 pandemic, Peggy’s Pantry 

would distribute roughly 1,500 lbs. of food during a 

typical week. Now, that weekly distribution amount 

has sometimes more than tripled. Thanks to friends 

like you, we have been able to meet the needs of our 

community – and keep pets with the people they love 

and who love them. 

If you or someone you know needs pet food 

assistance, please call 561.686.3663 or email 

PeggysPantry@PeggyAdams.org to schedule 

an appointment. 

To donate food and other critical items, please 

visit PeggyAdams.org/Peggys-Pantry. There 

you will find a link to our “Urgent Needs Amazon 

Wish List” where you can purchase items that 

will be delivered quickly and directly to Peggy 

Adams. 

Special thanks to American Humane for its financial 

grant and to all our generous supporters for donating 

much needed food and supplies, including: 

Jake’s Pet Supply, Koha Pet, PetSupermarket on 

Hypoluxo & Congress, and Hill’s Pet Nutrition. 

We cannot thank you enough! 


NEW HUMANE EDUCATION 

We’re excited to announce our NEW Humane Education Program! 

Humane Education teaches people of all ages to 

respect all life on the planet and feel empowered to 

take action and help make the world a better place. 

Peggy Adams’ Humane Education Program believes 

that people, animals, and the environment are 

connected. Through humane education programs, 

together, we can all make a lifetime of good choices 

in our treatment of all living things and the world 

we share. 

We are pleased to share that the Humane Education 

Program is now up and running. We have launched 

the program with virtual Storytime sessions reading 

to our adoptable animals. Next, will be a variety 

of programs for all ages – including camps, tours, 

workshops, and birthday parties! 

The launch of the new Humane Education Program 

precedes the anticipated opening of the new 

Pet Adoption Center at Peggy Adams Animal 

Rescue League coming this Fall. The new Humane 

Education Program is funded thanks to Spring 

Point Partners LLC. 

Humane Education Manager, Shellie Kalmore, reading to 

adoptable dog Bruno during a virtual Storytime session. 

PeggyAdams.org/EDU 

Kids Corner 

The Girl Scouts' National Gold Award demonstrates how girls are creating 

positive, sustainable change to improve their communities and the world. Award 

recipients are well on their way to becoming the business leaders, activists, scientists, 

entrepreneurs, policymakers, and artists who will build our collective future. Earning 

the Gold Award also unlocks great opportunities for Girl Scouts, from getting into 

college and securing scholarships to entering the military one rank higher. 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League was happy to team up with Dreyfoos School 

of the Arts student and Girl Scout Lauren Cortez. Using her passion for community, 

her love of cats and artistic talents, Lauren presented her project to promote TNVR 

(Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return) of community cats at her library in Jupiter. Lauren’s 

artwork is also now featured on Peggy Adams’ TNVR t-shirts. We wish her all the 

best in winning her Gold Award, but she is already a winner in our eyes! 

For more information on youth volunteer opportunities, please visit: 

PeggyAdams.org/Youth-Volunteer-Opportunities 

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LOCAL 

Local Brewing Company Promotes Adoptable Dogs & Cats from 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League on Specialized Beer Cans 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League is committed 

to helping all the animals in our care find forever 

homes. A new collaboration aims to help raise 

awareness on some of the long-term dogs and cats at 

Peggy Adams by featuring them on limited edition 

beer cans! Yes, beer lovers can now enjoy a craft beer 

from Mathews Brewing Company with a shelter 

pet on the can! Not only does this promotion raise 

awareness for some adorable animals needing a home, 

but one dollar from every can sold goes to support the 

mission of Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League. 

This unique partnership began through the years of 

Mathews Brewery Company being the location of 

choice for the incredibly popular Bark Back Benefit, a 

musical extravaganza benefiting Peggy Adams hosted 

by local favorite band, Spred the Dub. 

All the selected animals are long-term adoptable 

animals at Peggy Adams. Angela has already been 

adopted. Trooper and Squish are still currently 

looking for their forever homes. Mathews Brewing 

Company is located at 130 S. H Street in Lake Worth, 

Florida. 

Beer can design Adam Sheetz 


Thank you to current members 

of the Leadership Circle... 

April Lewis with Zola by her side. 

Rose is purring while eyeing a treat 

as Fiona and Luigi-Liam look on. 

They are gathered in the monarch 

butterfly sanctuary April has 

established in her back yard. 

Some people toss a coin when making a big 

decision. April Lewis rescued Zola! 

Deciding between California and Florida for a move 

to sunnier climes ten years ago, April, a devoted 

animal advocate from Chicago, saw the story of a 

beautiful Lhasa Apso who had been languishing 

in a south Florida shelter for 3 years. That was the 

deciding factor! April and her cat Fiona moved to 

Florida, brought Zola to their new home, and since 

then have added Rose (a sweet kitty found on the 

streets of Miami Beach at only 2 weeks old), and 

Luigi-Liam, left at April’s door by someone who 

knew she would care for him. 

“I was very active with PAWS Chicago and A.R.F. 

(Animal Rescue Foundation) there, and wanted to 

be part of as reputable an organization here in my 

new home,” she remembers. “I investigated many 

rescues upon moving here, but when I found Peggy 

Adams, I felt like what I was meant to do with my 

life at this time was to be a part of that wonderful 

organization!” 

April became a Grand Patron of the Leadership 

Circle, stating “this place exceeded all my 

expectations of what a rescue organization should 

be.” She kindly says that “it is really an honor for me 

to be a ‘Peggy.’ The leadership, the mission, each and 

every person who works with the animals – all are 

first-rate.” Rich Anderson, Peggy Adams’ Executive 

Director/CEO, states, “dedication, compassion and 

commitment like April’s are powerful things. Her 

support, and the support of so many others with her 

vision, are the reason we have been able to do our 

life-saving work for 95 years.” 

Humanitarian $100,000+/year 

Ann & Charles B. Johnson 

Guardian $50,000-$99,999/year 

James D. Berwind – Director, Spring 

Point Partners, LLC 

Nancy Brougher & The W. Dale 

Brougher Foundation 


Jeff Levitetz & the Levitetz Family 

Foundation, Inc. 

Danielle Hickox Moore & The Mary 

Alice Fortin Foundation, Inc. 

Lesly S. Smith & The Fortin 

Foundation of Florida, Inc. 

Benefactor $10,000-$24,999/year 

Carol & Harold Baxter 

Cynthia (†) & Terry Taylor 

Anonymous 

Grand Patron $5,000-$9,999/year 

Lucy & Ramon Breeden Foundation 

Virginia S. Burke 

Linda & William Caval 

Judith A. Dean 

Frankie & Irwin Edenzon 

Nancy Flinn 

Gillman Family Foundation 

Murray & Sylvana Klein Family 

Foundation 

April V. Lewis 

Patricia McLaughlin 

Military Brake & Alignment, Inc. 

Joanie & Paul Van der Grift 

Jere & John Zenko 

Patron $2,500-$4,999/year 

Clare McLean Cross 

Tina & Rick Grow 

Jeanne B. Hogue & Frank S. Bell 

Lorraine Odasso 

Mary & David Pressly 

Gerald R. Seay 

Member $1,000-$2,499/year 

Leslie Abi-Karam & Scott Fuller 

Susan & Larry B. Alexander 

Lisa & Rich Anderson 

Christopher Andrews 

Nellie Benoit 

Cynthia Boardman 

Russell S. Bohn 

Marilyn & Greg Byers 

Pamela & Robert Clark 

Melanie Harris Denney & Earl L. 

Denney, Jr. 

Denise & Ray DeRiggi 

Donna Ditchik 

JB Dixson 

Linda & J. Barry Donahue 

Joann & Tom Dye 

Rhonda & Jeffrey P. Eves 

Barbi Fadden-Gearhart 

Renate Franco 

Dawn & Charles Frankel, III 

Elizabeth & Dolf Garcia 

Debra V. Gonzalez & Howard 

Bernstein 

Arlette Gordon 

Darcy & George Gould 

Paula S. Graham 

Denise & Daniel A. Hanley 

Lynne Hopkins 

Robin & Randy Hunt 

James A. Kane 

Howard Koeppel & Mark Hsiao 

The Krause Family Foundation 

Gail & David Leavitt 

Paula B. Leed 

Zelda & Allen (†) Mason 

Paul T. McLaughlin & PTM Electric 

Grace & Chris Meigher 

Paula & George J. Michel 

Jacqueline Michel & David Weisman 

Linda & Leverett Miller 

Heidi & Richard Nielsen 

Linda R. Olsson, Inc., Realtor 

Alexandra Reid & Andrea Reid 

Jack Staub (†) & Renny Reynolds 

Joann & Herb Roemmele 

Beryl & Robert Schneider 

Diana L. Shields 

Anonymous 

Ralph R. Slaton, Jr. 

Nora & Murray Solomon 

Jan R. Steele 

Christine & Robert Stiller 

Anonymous 

Andrea C. Thomas 

Alison & Rob Torrington 

The Weintz Family Harbor Lights 

Foundation 

Kendall Wheeler 

For information about becoming a part of the Leadership Circle, please visit PeggyAdams.org/Leadership-Circle 

or contact Kim Hanson, Major/Planned Gifts Officer at K.Hanson@PeggyAdams.org 

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GREY WHISKERS WITH BENEFITS 

Why adopt a puppy or kitten when you can get a 

dog or cat that comes with so many more benefits? 

There are countless reasons to adopt an adult or 

senior pet, but here are just a few: 

We don’t need constant attention or training like a 

puppy or kitten: We are almost always housetrained 

so no pee or poop accidents in the house. And, try 

telling a puppy to hold it until the morning. Forget 

about it! And if you want to teach us new tricks, we 

have much longer attention spans which means we’ll 

learn much faster. 

When it comes to personality – what you see is what 

you get: Our personality is already developed so you’ll 

be able to spot the characteristics you're looking for 

and not be surprised by some new, annoying behavior 

that pops up next year. 

You will get an instant friend for life: We love deeply. 

We are usually incredibly affectionate and loyal. When 

you open your heart and home to us, we really do 

show our appreciation for the rest of our lives. 

But wait… there’s MORE! 

When you adopt one of us, Peggy Adams will: 

– Waive our adoption fee (zero, zilch, nada!) 

– Give us a free ID tag and 

– Provide for FREE: 

A yearly wellness exam 

Monthly flea and heartworm preventatives 

Annual vaccinations 

Lifetime support for any current medical ailments 

(Palm Beach County requires a $20 rabies tag fee for county residents) 

And, lastly… You are truly saving a life: We know 

how it works. Even with all the benefits we bring, we 

see puppies and kittens get adopted lickety-split each 

day while we can wait weeks, even months for our 

new, loving humans to choose us. But when you adopt 

one of us, you become our savior. And, we will love 

you forever! 

For more information, please visit 

PeggyAdams.org/Adopt or email 

Adoptions@PeggyAdams.org 

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Lizzie, 

9-year-old 

German 

Shepherd mix 

Tasha, 

10-year-old 

Domestic 

Shorthair mix

KITTEN NURSERY 

Hundreds of lives saved thanks to 

South Florida’s only intensive care 

unit for kittens 

Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League opened its 

Neonatal Kitten Nursery in 2016 – a revolutionary 

approach to saving the lives of kittens born on the 

streets and separated from their mothers. The nursery 

remains the only one of its kind in South Florida. 

Typically just hours old, they can’t walk, see or eat 

on their own. To survive, they need 24-hour care, 

including being fed by hand every two hours by a 

rotating crew of staff and volunteers. 

Thanks to caring and generous individuals and 

foundations, we are now able to give more than 700 

of these fragile creatures a fighting chance to grow 

into health and 

happy cats. 

How can you help? 

Become a Kitten Nursery or Foster Volunteer! 

To learn more and get started, please visit 

PeggyAdams.org/Future-Volunteers 

Donate 

The Kitten Nursery relies on monetary 

donations and items from its Amazon 

Wish List. PeggyAdams.org/Wish-List 

Special thanks to the Petco Foundation for their 

support of Peggy Adams’ Kitten Nursery. 

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NEW PET ADOPTION CENTER UPDATE 

The new Pet Adoption Center is really taking 

shape. By mid-April, the full outline of the 

building had become visible and the roofs 

almost completed on the Dog Adoption 

Wings. The Cat Adoption Wing is fully 

outlined as is the Office Wing. Construction 

continues and remains on schedule to be 

completed by the end of 2020. 

Construction is fully underway for the new Pet 

Adoption Center at Peggy Adams Animal Rescue 

League. Slated to be completed by the end of 2020, the 

Center will have the capacity to double the number 

of lives rescued, enabling Peggy Adams to save 

thousands more dogs, cats, puppies and kittens. 

The new Center features a Cat Adoption Wing at the 

east end of the structure and three Dog Adoption 

Wings. The Cat Adoption Wing includes four large, 

group cat apartments with catios, allowing the animals 

to access freely an outdoor area facing butterfly 

gardens. A central cat tower with condos for cats who 

prefer to be housed individually fills the center of the 

Cat Adoption Wing, with Cat Colony Rooms for small 

groups of related kitties facing the lobby and along 

the north wall. 

Dog Wings include large Dog 

Adoption Rooms for groups of 

compatible animals as well as 

individual dog kennels, all with 

outdoor patios readily accessed 

by the animals housed there. At 

the end of each wing, there is an 

outdoor dog play yard where daily 

play groups will be held, covered to 

protect from strong sun and rain, 

and with fans to circulate and cool the air. 

To the rear of the Cat Adoption Wing are located the 

veterinarian office, volunteer office, a large volunteer 

workroom/conference room, a volunteer lounge and a 

general conference room, as well as a grooming room, 

photography studio and pharmacy. 

Commemorative bricks will be laid in the entryway 

to the new center as well as in the outdoor café area, 

while trees and benches honoring special pets and 

family members will be featured throughout the 

grounds and the visitors’ areas. 

For more information, please contact 

Kim Hanson at 561-472-8576 

or K.Hanson@PeggyAdams.org 


Major Naming Opportunities in the New Center are Still Available 

Would it be meaningful to you to honor 

a beloved pet or family member with a 

beautiful space in the new Pet Adoption 

Center? From Bricks or Benches, 

Cat Condos and Dog Kennels to 

Cat Colony Rooms and Dog Adoption 

Rooms, there are still a number of 

ways to help us complete the 

Center while creating a special 

memory for those you love. 

For further information, 

please contact Kim Hanson, 

Major/Planned Gifts Officer 

at 561-472-8576 or 

K.Hanson@PeggyAdams.org 

Pledges may be paid for up to five years. 

Areas Available for Naming With a gift of… Number Available 

Dog Adoption Room Gallery $250,000 1 

Outdoor Café $150,000 1 

Dog Hall Pet Portraits $50,000 20 

Cat Hall Pet Portraits $50,000 7 

Dog Workroom $35,000 3 

Dog Adoption Rooms $25,000 7 

Cat Colony Room $25,000 7 

Dog Kennel Gallery $20,000 2 

Laundry Room $20,000 1 

Cat Condos $5,000 24 

Dog Kennels $5,000 43 

Trees $2,500 4 

Benches $1,500 18 

Large Commemorative Bricks $500 many 

Small Commemorative Bricks $250 many 

As of 5/10/20 

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The easiest way to support the animals 

Joining the Monthly Giving Circle is the easiest, most 

efficient way to save lives in our community. 

Your monthly gift offers numerous benefits: 

As someone who loves animals, you know they 

need care every day. Food, safe shelter and medical 

treatment are just some of the basic needs 

of animals staying at Peggy Adams Animal 

Rescue League. 

The love is free, but the other costs add up! That’s why 

you’re invited to join our group of dedicated friends 

as a Monthly Giving Circle member. For more than 95 

years, Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League has been 

saving the lives of animals right here in Palm Beach 

County, but none of it would be possible without 

regular monthly gifts from loyal Monthly Giving Circle 

supporters. 

You provide a steady source of support and 

consistent funding to care for local animals. 

You will receive fewer mailings – allowing the 

League to spend less on paper and postage so it 

can help more animals in need. 

You have the flexibility to change the amount of 

your gift or cancel at any time. 

Sign up today and you’ll receive a free calendar 

honoring your support of the animals! 

Monthly Giving Circle members are at the heart 

of what we do at Peggy Adams. By setting up an 

automatic gift each month, you ensure there are 

resources to help care for every homeless animal that 

comes through our doors. 

Sign up to join the Monthly Giving Circle 

Please visit PeggyAdams.org/MonthlyGiving 

or contact Joanne Pellecchia at 561-472-8842 

or J.Pellecchia@PeggyAdams.org 

Thanks to you, 

Peggy Adams was named 

Nonprofit of the Year at 

The Palm Beach Post’s 

Community Choice Awards 

for the second 

consecutive year! 


NEW CHARITABLE GIVING INCENTIVES 

Two Important Changes Benefiting Charitable Giving in The CARES Act 

Information is drawn from an article by Professor Christopher 

Woehrle, Chair & Professor of Tax & Estate Planning Department, 

College for Financial Planning, Centennial, Colorado. The article is 

titled “The Cares Act: Harbinger of Seismic Changes to Charitable 

Giving Incentives?” 

The CARES Act, passed 

in March 2020, contains 

two provisions that 

benefit you when giving 

to the charities you care 

about. While it is not 

clear if these provisions 

will continue past 2020, it 

would be good to be aware of 

them for this year. 

H H H 

CARES ACT 

“Among the over 100 provisions of the Coronavirus 

Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act are 

two directly related to charitable giving. The first is 

an above-the-line deduction against gross income in 

the amount of up to $300 for charitable contributions 

made after December 31, 2019 by filers taking the 

standard deduction. Since the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act 

has eliminated the deductibility of charitable giving 

for past itemizers now taking the standard deduction, 

this is welcome news. Although the tax relief is 

modest, it is a dollar-for-dollar reduction against 

gross income.” This provision is only available to 

donors taking the standard deduction. This provision 

does not apply to noncash gifts or to donations made 

through a Donor Advised Fund (DAF). 

“The second is the temporary suspension during 2020 

of the AGI limitation for cash charitable contributions 

to public charities.” Two types of contributions are 

not eligible for this provision: (A) contributions to a 

Donor Advised Fund (DAF) and (B) contributions to 

509(a)(3) organizations. “Congress wants cash going 

directly to the charities themselves, not to funds where 

gifts are parceled out over time.” 

With gifts made directly to 501(c)(3) organizations, 

like Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League, “It is 

theoretically possible for charitable giving to erase 

Federal income tax liability for 2020. To the extent 

such contribution generates a carryforward, it will be 

available for up to 5 years.” 

For corporations, the annual charitable contribution 

limit, usually 10 percent of AGI, is increased to 25 

percent and donations of food by corporations would 

increase from the 15 percent cap to 25 percent 

in 2020. 

Please consult your tax advisor 

to learn specifically how 

The CARES Act 

provisions may 

benefit you. 

Coronavirus Aid, 

Relief, and 

Economic 

Security Act 

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Our Promise to the Animals 

– Humane Care, Quality of Life, Life-Long Loving Homes, 

and Spay/Neuter to Control Overpopulation 

Few individuals have meant more 

to the animals of our community 

than Jane and Robert Grace and 

the Grace family. The Grace Society 

was established to honor them 

and to recognize the extraordinary 

supporters who make it possible 

for Peggy Adams Animal Rescue 

League to fulfill its mission. 

The Grace Society is comprised 

of Lifetime Benefactors, the 

Chairman’s Council of Major 

Annual Donors, and Annual 

Patrons and Friends. These Grace 

Society contributions support the 

daily operation of Peggy Adams 

Animal Rescue League. 

LIFETIME BENEFACTORS 

as of April 15, 2020 

Lifetime Benefactors are 

individuals and organizations 

whose cumulative giving and 

outstanding generosity demonstrate 

the highest order of engagement 

with the League’s humane mission 

and vision. They are an inspiration 

to all of us. 

$1,000,000 & Above 

James D. Berwind – Director, Spring Point 

Partners, LLC 


The Fortin Foundation of Florida, Inc. 

The Mary Alice Fortin Foundation, Inc. 

The Eunice Joyce Gardiner Charitable 

Foundation 

Jane & Robert Grace 

Vicky & Sam Hunt 

Ann & Charles B. Johnson 

Danielle Hickox Moore 

Wanda and James M. Moran, Jr. Foundation, Inc. 

Pauline Pitt & The William H. Pitt Foundation, Inc. 

The Ryerson Charitable Trust 

Lesly S. Smith 

$500,000-$999,999 

Nancy Brougher & The W. Dale Brougher 

Foundation 

Julie & Michael Connors 

Barbara Dauphin-Duthuit 

Mrs. William H. Hamm, III 

PetSmart Charities, Inc. 

L. Florence Schmidt Foundation 

Margaretta Taylor 

The Emily Vernon Foundation for Homeless 

and Abused Animals 

$250,000-$499,999 

The ASPCA 

Virginia S. Burke 

Frankie & Irwin F. Edenzon 

Fleming Family Foundation 

Carol & Robert Garvy 

Dr. Steven M. Gottlieb & Laurie Raber Gottlieb 

Tina & Richard Grow 

Jeff Levitetz & The Levitetz Family 

Foundation, Inc. 

John Noffo Kahn 

Palm Beach County Dog Fanciers Association 

Margi & Michael Picotte 

Lois Pope 

Joanie & Paul Van der Grift 

$100,000-$249,999 

Animal Rescue Force 

William C. Bartholomay 

Carol & Harold Baxter 

Carol & Sidney (†) Berman 

Susan Stockard Channing 

Virginia L. Cook 

Mary Llew & Ben Coulter 

Darbster Companies 

Raymond A. Diaz 

Mindi & Andrew Faigen 

Loreen Beisswenger Farish Charitable 

Foundation 

William E. Flaherty, II 

Susan C. Gibson 

Arlette Gordon 

Jorie Butler Kent 

Michele & Howard Kessler 

Connie & Peter Lacaillade 

Carol H. McCracken 

Carole & John Moran 

Palm Beach County 

The Petco Foundation 

The Folke H. Peterson Foundation 

Leslie Rose 

Ardath B. Rosengarden 

Frances G. Scaife 

The John F. Scarpa Foundation 

Coco & Donald Schefmeyer 

Dorothy & Judson (†) Streicher 

Ann & George Summers 

Susan O. Taylor 

John Ulbrich Charitable Trust 

U.S. Trust 

Donald Veenhuis (†) 


ANNUAL GIVING FOR CURRENT OPERATIONS 

The following contributors have 

made donations between 

January 1, 2020 and April 15, 2020 

Contributors with a paw 

print are also members of 

the Leadership Circle, donors 

who have expressed their 

generous intent to contribute 

at these levels for 5 years. 

CHAIRMAN’S COUNCIL 

Chairman’s Council members 

are significant annual donors 

who, each and every year, create 

the essential bedrock from 

which all charitable donations 

to Peggy Adams Animal Rescue 

League come together to realize 

our goals. 

Humanitarians: $100,000 & Above 

The Eunice Joyce Gardiner Charitable 

Foundation 

Estate of Myrna Priskie 

Visionaries: $75,000 – $99,999 

James D. Berwind – Director, Spring Point 

Partners, LLC 

Guardians: $50,000 – $74,999 


Louise Baxter King Charitable Foundation 

Margaretta Taylor 

Grand Benefactors: $25,000 - $49,999 

The Estate of William P. Kowalchuk 

Benefactors: $10,000 – $24,999 

Marcia S. Adler 

James H. Costello 

Thomas & Susan Teri Davis 

Hill’s Pet Nutrition 

Patricia & Marshall Hilsberg 

Napleton’s on Northlake 

The Petco Foundation 

Leslie Rose 

L. Florence Schmidt Foundation 

Grand Patrons: $5,000 – $9,999 

Candida & Barlett Burnap 

Linda & William Caval 

Kathleen DuRoss Ford (†) & L. Frank Chopin 

Barbara E. Daniell 

Cathy & Jack Flagg 

Nancy Flinn 

Jane & Robert Grace 

Bethany & Brian Johnson 

Carmen & Mark A. Johnson 

KAST Construction 

Sylvana & Murray Klein 

Jeff Levitetz & The Levitetz Family Foundation 

Nozzle Nolen Pest Solutions 

1-800-PetMeds 

Charlotte Ross 

Mae Cadwell Rovensky Foundation 

Kathleen & Gerald Shortz 

Laura & Fred A. Tanne 

Diane & Richard Templer 

Tropichem Research Labs dba Vetio Animal 

Health 

Patrons: $2,500 – $4,999 

Christine & Alan Centazzo 

Daszkal Bolton LLP 

Jones Foster P.A. 

Merck Animal Health – FKA Intervet, Inc. 

Steve Miller 

Pauline Pitt & The William H. Pitt Foundation, Inc. 

The Weintz Family Harbor Lights Foundation 

Friends: $1,000 – $2,499 

Allison Paladino, Inc. 

American Humane Association 

Christine C. Anzalone 

Iris & Barry E. Bergman 

Molly & Barry M. Berish 

Rick Berks 

S. Janette Blackburn 

Camilla T. & Stephen F. Brauer 

Rita & Charles Bronfman 

CharityDine.com 

Will Corrente & Very Important Paws 

Ruth Frischer & Lawrence Dambra 

Brittain & John Damgard 

Darin Family Fund 

Rachel & David DeMay 

Isabelle H. DeTomaso 

JB Dixson 

Mrs. Rodman L. Drake 

Renate Franco 

Barbara J. Gottlieb 

Sherri & John Grace 

Ronald T. Hakala 

Wanda Jean Hiser Trust 

Angela D. Irish 

Jetty’s, Inc. 

Mary A. Kahn-Tuchmann 

KeyBank Foundation 

Paula B. Leed 

Catherine & Clifford Lewis 

Zelda Mason 

Memorial Healthcare System 

Linda & Leverett Miller 

Beverly & Peter Orthwein 

Diane & Bruce Parker 

Kathleen Peto 

Mary Jane Rojas 

Lisa Rosenberg 

Emilia Saint-Amand Krimendahl 

Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley 

Jolene & Larry Shapiro 

Ann & George Summers 

Anonymous 

Jane & William Told 

U-Tiki Beach 

Velocity Community Credit Union 

Susan & Robert Wright 

We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of these 

lists. When mistakes and misunderstandings occur, 

we act quickly to resolve the issue. Please contact us 

if you have a question or concern at 561-472-8576 or 

Donations@PeggyAdams.org. 

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Leave a Legacy of Love 

Your 

FOREVER FRIENDS 

Including Peggy Adams Animal 

Rescue League your will, trust 

or other estate plans is one of the 

most meaningful things you can 

do to save animals’ lives for years to 

come. Every day, animals and our community benefit 

from individuals who had the foresight to include 

Peggy Adams in their estate plans. 

Bequests 

Leg acy of 

Love 

for 

the Anima l 

When you name Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League 

in your will, you have control of your assets and the 

gift is exempt from federal estate tax. 

Charitable Remainder Trusts 

This trust pays a fixed percentage of the assets as 

revolved annually. It provides variable income for life 

and immediate income from a tax deduction. 

Charitable Lead Trusts 

You can create a trust that pays a fixed or variable 

income to us for a specific number of years. The 

balance is then given to anyone of your choosing. 

Life Insurance 

Through the gift of life insurance policies, you can 

make a large gift to rescue animals with little cost to 

you. You also receive a tax deduction immediately. 

Retirement Accounts 

You can name the League as a beneficiary of the 

balance of your account after your lifetime. This will 

eliminate income and estate taxes. 

Property/Homes/Appreciated Stocks 

Consider donating appreciated stock, real estate or 

other valuable items. You can take an immediate 

charitable deduction of fair market value and avoid 

capital gains tax. 

Charitable Gift Annuities 

Dependable fixed income for you or a loved one 

during your lifetime. Afterwards, the League receives 

the principal of your gift. 

Peace of Mind Program 

The Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League Peace 

of Mind Program offers a planned gift option that 

provides for the long term, permanent care of your 

pets when you are no longer able to care for them. 

22 Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League 

How to include Peggy Adams in your plans: 

Legal Name: Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League of 

the Palm Beaches, Inc. 

Principal Address: 

3200 N. Military Trail, West Palm Beach, FL 33409 

Federal Tax ID: # 59-0637811 

Forever Friends are people who have made provisions in their estate plans 

for support of Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League. The following major 

estate gifts have been realized over the life of the organization and are 

actively supporting programs and services for the animals in our care. 

$1,000,000 & Above 

Donald Hickman 

Peggy & Charles Norton Adams 

Brian W. Holman 

Dorothy G. & Frank L. Baird 

Anita Joyce 

John Dee Craft 

Gilbert S. Kahn 

Beverly & Barry Crown 

Edward F. Kendall 

Eunice Joyce Gardiner 

Ely & Carl Kreich 

Wanda Jean Hiser 

Doryce Kreiger 

Anne Kunkel 

Gerald Leeds 

Catherine Hyland MacArthur 

Suzanne Lihme 

Catherine Parks-Grauer 

Elisabeth P. Mackintosh 

Jane M. & John B. Ryerson 

Carolina Mandel 

$500,000 - $999,999 

Germaine Marvey 

Rodney Wayne Hall 

Dorothy McArthur 

Erna A. Huey 

Robert Mueller 

Margaret & Edward Jubon 

Edythe M. Needham 

Pamela Rank 

Benjamin Ogle 

L. Florence Schmidt 

Clara Applegate Pollard 

James Clark Sheridan 

Rolf Posselt 

Louis G. Poulos 

$100,000 - $499,999 

Myrna Priskie 

Maxine Adler 

Kathryn Prutzel 

G. Richard Albanese 

Susan C. Rather 

Lillian C. Avera 

Martha Cuneo Reed 

Barbara Augustus Beer 

Nina J. Reid 

Bette Berry 

Dorothy D. Reilly 

Alfred Binger, Jr. 

Marjorie J. Shultis 

Agnes Bucich 

Eyleen D. Simpson 

Lilabel Catlin 

Donna Smith 

Marilyn Chase 

Evangeline H. Stevens 

Zella E. Cleveland 

Jessie Chardin Stewart 

Marion T. Coggin 

Betty Streifender 

Arthur Daly 

Lena Sutton 

Florence A. & Lawrence J. De George M.P. Dolan Simone Stakolt Tolksdorf 

Marjorie Dole 

Ronald Tuppen 

Sharon Ruby Ellison 

William N. Vaughan 

Robert Falcon 

Philip M. Wallin 

Antje L. Farber 

Grace K. Warner 

Louise W. Floeckher 

Ruth K. Weil 

Louis J. Gartner 

Anna Wenger 

Lynne C. Glatter 

Matilda White 

Mr. & Mrs. Frank C. Grieves 

Mollie Wilmot 

Elizabeth A. Gregory 

Ellen M. Wojtach 

Mildred G. Harsch 

Axel Zdarsky 

For more information, please contact Kim Hanson, 

Major Gifts/Planned Giving Officer at 561-472-8576 

or K.Hanson@PeggyAdams.org

THANK YOU 

At Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League, animals are still entering our care every day and relying 

on us for lifesaving medical care, food, and shelter. While our daily operations have changed to help 

prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus, one thing remains certain: We're here for the animals. 

Special thanks to our 

compassionate supporters – 

including Toni & David Kamsler, 

Laurie Raber Gottlieb & Steven 

Gottlieb, Eunice & Nick Rubio, and 

Lowe's (store # 1962), – who have 

surprised our staff by donating 

pizza lunches in recognition of 

their lifesaving work. 

Special Thanks to our Corporate Partners! 

tm 

Interested in learning more about becoming a Corporate Partner? 

Please contact Lauren Ellis at L.Ellis@PeggyAdams.org or 561-472-8845 

Our In Memoriam section has moved online! Please visit PeggyAdams.org/In-Memoriam 

We would like to express our condolences to those who have lost loved ones. While they have left our community in life, 

their legacies will live on forever. On behalf of the animals, we thank those who have made special donations in their memories. 

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